Dunollie Castle

This castle was built on a in the 12th century,
probably by Ewan MacDougall, 3rd chief of the MacDougalls.
The MacDougalls who occupied this castle were descended from King
Somerled. The site was originally used in the 7th century, as
Dun Ollaigh, and abandoned in 1746.

From the bay, you can barely see the castle.

Bottom left: This structure is all that is left of the curtain wall. The
view of the bay is stunning. The castle is located on the
north side of Oban on a large hill with a partially hidden path up to
the site.

Bottom right: The tower. The exterior was very overgrown
with vegetation, while the inside has been kept clean.